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This is undoubtedly the best point of the 2026... slam seasonshow more

Some places don’t need faster internet. They need internet,... period. Starlink kits are now heading into villages, schools and hospitals across Vietnam. That means a classroom finally getting online, a clinic reaching the outside world, or a family connecting from somewhere cables never made sense to build. A little dish can open a very big door. Starlink SpaceX / Writer: Annette, Grok Imagine Designer: Jannéshow more

🇨🇳🇹🇼 The most dangerous part of a Taiwan war... may be China’s ability to turn huge parts of its civilian economy into part of the war effort almost overnight. Taiwan has been drilling for the possibility that routine Chinese pressure could suddenly become a real attack, while Beijing continues near-daily air and naval activity around the island and practices blockade-style operations. If war actually began, China’s advantage would not just be the PLA. Its revised mobilization framework allows Beijing to redirect industry, transport, energy, communications, healthcare and private resources toward wartime priorities. That means civilian factories could be repurposed for drones, vehicles, electronics, spare parts and munitions. Commercial shipyards and transport networks could be folded into military logistics. China’s huge technology workforce could be redirected toward cyber operations, intelligence, electronic warfare and network defense. And its population gives Beijing an enormous pool for reserve forces, logistics, engineering, medical support and replacement manpower. That creates a brutal problem for Taiwan. Taiwan has around 23 million people and very little strategic depth. China has the world’s largest manufacturing base and a population of roughly 1.4 billion. Even with U.S. help, the war would quickly become about more than who has the better missiles or aircraft. It would become a race over who can replace losses faster. The U.S. would be fighting across the Pacific, dependent on long supply lines and forward bases, while China would be operating next to its own factories, ports and transport networks. Washington would also have to replace expensive missiles, aircraft components and naval losses while protecting bases from Chinese strikes. China, meanwhile, could potentially keep feeding the conflict with huge volumes of cheaper drones, missiles, electronics, ships, vehicles and personnel. None of that makes a Chinese victory automatic. An amphibious invasion of Taiwan would still be extraordinarily difficult, and U.S. intervention could impose enormous costs. But China’s sheer ability to convert civilian economic power into military output could become one of the decisive factors. The real nightmare for Taiwan is therefore not just surviving the first wave. It is surviving a war where China can keep replacing what it loses at a scale Taiwan, and potentially even the U.S., would struggle to match. Writer: Mhedishow more

SHOCKING 😯 This is how APC supporters are receiving... jollof rice from campaign vehicle in transcorp Hilton Abuja 🤷🤦 This is just a rice not Money 😞show more

A clothing damage test SFW

next time you think change isn't possible, this is... an actual footage of the brain rewiring itself:show more

Side by Side comparison on the Weapon Swap for... Ascendance Ascendance Left | Wilds Base Right (Yes I take it very seriously and went to the same area and moster lol)show more

[230613 V Instagram Story] 🐯 for the past 10... years, thank you our members for being healthy and thank you for building good memories together and armys, thank you so much. because of you we’re able gain strength / cheer up and do <what we do> (1/2)show more

Hoping I’ve achieved ex jock status

Mslm girl shares her transformation after falling in love... with a hindu guy 🕉🚩show more

From my garden this morning —

I hope this time Yusuf and Bells use condom. #BBNaija

LISA drops snippet for her upcoming single 'SaWaDiKa.'

Every claustrophobe’s worst nightmare

13 Days .. ⏳

Give this man in the Derek Watt jersey Steelers... season tickets for life.show more

A woman on the flight looked at my dog... and whispered that he looked dangerous. She asked why a German Shepherd like him was even allowed on the plane. His name is Drake. For six years he worked with Marine Special Operations as a Multi-Purpose Canine. While most of us step back from danger, Drake was trained to move toward it. He tracked high-value targets on missions that could not fail. He found hidden explosives before they could take a life. He was shot twice protecting the team beside him. The scar on his shoulder came from shrapnel in an IED blast in Helmand Province. Bleeding and hurt, he kept working and located four more devices nearby. That slight limp is from the rounds he took during an ambush while covering his handler. Because of Drake, a young Marine made it home to his child. He received a Navy Commendation Medal and a Purple Heart. He is credited with helping save more than forty lives. He has never bitten a person. The only things he ever went after were the threats he was trained to stop. So no, I am not moving my seat. If you want to, you can thank him for his service. If this changed how you see him, comment Drake. I would love to show you the dog he is now — quiet, loyal, and still watching over the people around him.show more

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